Sentence examples for understanding on why from inspiring English sources

This paper provides analytic understanding on why vibration can reduce friction based on a 1D model imitating the FFM tip moving on a substrate.

To quote the IFRC's food security assessment, realising that taboos are a major nutritional challenge "will lead to a better understanding on why people behave the way the do, how to access them and on appropriateness of certain aid programmes".

Further understanding on why magnetic field line (MFL) cannot be visualized to move across a region with FIC breakdown can be gained by considering the case of a magnetic reconnection site depicted in Fig. 1.

It's the depth of new understanding on why this is the case, and how we can better use this information, that makes the renewed focus on character so compelling.

The results, which could take up to 30 days, will help determine whether Tafolla-Diaz was under the influence of drugs or alcohol when he opened fire on police, and may give investigators "a better understanding on why he acted the way he did that night," Lorenz said.

More clarity on such processes would allow increased understanding on why certain policies are successful and others not.

Understanding this could shed light on why these genes have been retained in some lichenizing fungi but not others, and why these genes were horizontally transferred in the first place.

It also means that decisions can be made on a clear understanding of "why" rather than on authority.

Although participants did not like the fact that doctors had some choice over which patients they took on, there was some understanding of why this might take place: "It's not fair, but if I were a doctor, I'd pick and choose.

But for these ideas to be translated into advanced manufacturing and robust industries, we will require new policies built on an understanding of why manufacturing really matters.

In addition, the Tevatron has discovered six bound states of the b-quark and two phenomena (for the aficionados Bs oscillations and CP violation in the Kaon sector) that have had a significant bearing on our understanding of why the universe is dominated by matter with very little anti-matter.